What happened
On 20 September 2003, a Cessna 120, registration G-BRJC, was conducting a private flight from Old Buckenham Airfield to Cromer (Northrepps) Airfield. During the approach to runway 18, a grass runway with a slight downslope, the pilot found the aircraft was flying too low and slow. Noticing a hedge and embankment near the runway threshold, the pilot applied power to clear the obstacle before reducing power for touchdown.
Immediately upon landing, the aircraft's right wing dipped, and the plane slid across the airfield, coming to rest approximately 80 feet from the runway centerline. There were no injuries to the pilot or the passenger, but the aircraft sustained damage to its engine, propeller, wings, and landing gear.